So . . . you never did anything wrong, selflessly threw your body on grenades, and suddenly out of the blue your cofounder wants to leave you? I don't think yo

So . . . you never did anything wrong, selflessly threw your body on grenades, and suddenly out of the blue your cofounder wants to leave you? I don't think you're being honest with yourself here on many counts. Have you considered a "couples counseling" scenario with your cofounder? It doesn't even need to be an actual counselor. But it would be useful if you had an uninvolved 3rd party that you and the cofounder and anyone else could talk with . . . a 3rd party that you could trust to give you an objective analysis.